Rehabilitation assistant system for patients with depression

ABSTRACT

A rehabilitation assistant system for a patient with depression is provided, comprising a support unit, an audio stimulation unit, an acupoint stimulation unit, an electronic stimulation unit, a display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation and an exercise unit. The audio stimulation unit comprises two speakers configured for broadcasting a binaural beats with frequency following response which has an audio frequency difference to two ears of the user. The acupoint stimulation unit comprises acupoint agents, and at least a part of the acupoint agents are arranged on the support unit. The electronic stimulation unit comprises two electrical stimulation agents arranged on the support unit, and the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation is arranged on the support unit and is switchable between a display mode and an optical frequency-flashed stimulation mode so that multiple stimulations are performed simultaneously in a single treatment course.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a rehabilitation assistant system, inparticular to a rehabilitation assistant system for a patient withdepression.

Description of the Prior Art

Depression is a kind of mental disease. Its treatment can be mainlydivided into psychological treatment and drug treatment. The patientswith serious depression may also have a tendency of committing suicide,resulting in increased social costs. Therefore, the study of depressionand other mitigation methods is still ongoing.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide arehabilitation assistant system for a patient with depression.

Accordingly, the rehabilitation assistant system for the patient withdepression of the present invention, for use by a user, comprises asupport unit, an audio stimulation unit, an acupoint stimulation unit,an electronic stimulation unit, a display and optical frequency-flashedstimulation, an exercise unit, and a control unit.

The support unit corresponds to a head shape of the user and comprisestwo ear portions corresponding to both ears of the user, a top sideportion connected between the ear portions and upwardly crossing overthe top of the head of the user, a rear side portion connected betweenthe ear portions and rearwardly crossing over the rear skull of theuser, and a front side portion connected between the ear portions andforwardly crossing over the user. The audio stimulation unit comprisestwo speakers arranged at the ear portions, the speakers being used forbroadcasting the binaural beats with frequency following response to twoears of the user, the binaural beats with frequency following responsehaving an audio frequency difference. The acupoint stimulation unitcomprises several acupoint agents, wherein at least a part of theacupoint agents are arranged on the support unit, the acupoint agentsbeing used to output a laser light for physical stimulation of theuser's acupoint; one of the acupoint agents is arranged at the center ofthe top side portion in an adjustable position so as to correspond tothe Baihui acupoint of the user; one of the acupoint agents is arrangedat the front side portion in an adjustable position and locatedforwardly at a distance of ten times the finger distance from the centerof the top side portion so as to correspond to the Yintang acupoint ofthe user, the finger distance being substantially 2.3 centimeters. Theelectronic stimulation unit comprises two electrical stimulation agentsarranged on the support unit, wherein the electrical stimulation agentsare used for outputting a current to the head of the user to performtranscranial electrical stimulation and outputting an electromagneticpulse to perform physical stimulation of one of the transcranialmagnetic stimulation. The display and optical frequency-flashedstimulation is arranged on the support unit and can switch between adisplay mode and an optical frequency-flashed stimulation mode, whereinthe display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation displays a virtualimage for viewing by the two eyes of the user when in the display mode;the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation stimulates the twoeyes of the user with a flashing picture when in the opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation mode. The exercise unit is configured forbeing operated by the user to take exercise. The control unit iselectrically connected to the speakers, the acupoint agents, theelectrical stimulation agents, the display and optical frequency-flashedstimulation and the exercise unit, stores digital information about thebinaural beats with frequency following response, and can simultaneouslycontrol the speakers to broadcast the binaural beats with frequencyfollowing response, the acupoint agents to emit physical stimulation,the electrical stimulation agents to emit physical stimulation, and thedisplay and optical frequency-flashed stimulation to switch between thedisplay mode and the optical frequency-flashed stimulation mode.

The effect of the present invention is as follows. By providing thespeakers, the acupoint agents and the electrical stimulation agents, thedisplay and optical frequency-flashed stimulation and the exercise unit,the user can simultaneously obtain multiple stimulation in a singletreatment course, so as to improve the rehabilitation efficiency of thepatient with depression.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

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Other features and effects of the invention will be apparent from theembodiments with reference to the drawings, in which:

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an embodiment of a rehabilitationassistant system for a patient with depression according to the presentinvention;

FIG. 2 is an electrical block diagram of the embodiment;

FIG. 3 is a fragmentary side view of the embodiment;

FIG. 4 is a fragmentary rear view of the embodiment;

FIG. 5 is a fragmentary top view of the embodiment;

FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a picture displayed when an evaluationprocedure is executed in the embodiment;

FIG. 7 is a current evaluation table;

FIG. 8 is a three-dimensional magnetic resonance imaging vision of asubject listening to a binaural beats with frequency following response;

FIG. 9 is a three-dimensional magnetic resonance imaging vision ofanother subject listening to the binaural beats with frequency followingresponse;

FIG. 10 is a magnetic resonance imaging vision of another subject afterexposure to a predetermined optical frequency flash of 50 Hz, with thelocation shown indicating the left anterior cingulate cortex; and

FIG. 11 is a vision similar to FIG. 10 , with the location shownindicating the right anterior cingulate cortex.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Referring to FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 , an embodiment of a rehabilitationassistant system for a patient with depression of the present invention,for use by a user, includes a support unit 2, an audio stimulation unit3, an acupoint stimulation unit 4, an electronic stimulation unit 5, adisplay and optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6, an exercise unit 7,a measurement unit 8, and a control unit 9.

Referring to FIGS. 3, 4 and 5 , the support unit 2 corresponds to a headshape of the user and comprising two ear portions 21 corresponding toboth ears of the user 21, a top side portion 22 connected between theear portions and upwardly crossing over the top of the head of the user,a rear side portion 23 connected between the ear portions 21 andrearwardly crossing over the rear skull of the user, and a front sideportion 24 connected between the ear portions 21 and forwardly crossingover the user.

The audio stimulation unit 3 includes two speakers 31 arranged at theear portions 21, the speakers 31 being used for broadcasting thebinaural beats with frequency following response to two ears of theuser, the binaural beats with frequency following response having anaudio frequency difference. The binaural beats with frequency followingresponse has an audio frequency difference between 0.1 Hz and 40 Hz.More specifically, the binaural beats with frequency following responsehas an audio frequency difference between 0.1 Hz and 12 Hz, and between20 and 30 Hz.

With reference to FIGS. 1, 3 and 5 , the acupoint stimulation unit 4includes several acupoint agents 41, two gloves 42 and two foot covers43. The acupoint agents 41 are correspondingly arranged on the supportunit 2, the gloves 42 and the foot covers 43, and the acupoint agents 41are used to output a laser light for physical stimulation of the user'sacupoint. In the present embodiment, the laser light wavelength of theacupoint agents 41 is 500-900 nm, and the output power is 100-200 mW.

One of the acupoint agents 41 is adjustably provided at the center ofthe top side portion 22 to correspond to the Baihui acupoint(International acupoint code GV20) of the user, which is denoted by thereference numeral A1 in the drawings.

One of the acupoint agents 41 is adjustably provided at the front sideportion 24 at a distance of ten times the finger distance from thecenter of the top side portion 22 forwardly to correspond to the Yintangacupoint of the user (International acupoint code EX-HN3), indicated bythe reference numeral A2 in the drawings. In this embodiment, the fingerdistance is substantially 2.3 centimeters.

Two of the acupoint agents 41 are respectively provided at the footcovers 43 in an adjustable position and correspond to the Taichongacupoint (International acupoint code LR3) of the user, indicated by thereference numeral A3 in the drawings.

Two of the acupoint agents 41 are respectively provided on the gloves 42in an adjustable position and correspond to the Hegu acupoint(International acupoint code LI4) of the user, indicated by thereference numeral A4 in the drawings.

It should be noted that, in the above-mentioned manner corresponding tothe acupoint of the user, the electric resistance of the human skin canbe measured near the acupoint, and the position of the acupoint can betaken as the position of the acupoint at the position with the lowestelectric resistance. Then, the corresponding acupoint agents 41 can beadjusted to correspond to the position to complete the positioning ofthe acupoint.

The electronic stimulation unit 5 includes two electrical stimulationagents 51 arranged on the support unit 2, the electrical stimulationagents 51 being used for outputting physical stimulation to the head ofthe user. The electrical stimulation agents 51 are respectively arrangedon the top side portion 22 to respectively correspond to an F3 positionand an FP2 position in the international 10-20 system of electrodeplacement, wherein the electrical stimulation agents corresponding tothe F3 position is used as a positive pole, and the electricalstimulation agents corresponding to the FP2 position is used as anegative pole.

In the present embodiment, the physical stimulation is a direct currentfor transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), the magnitude of thecurrent is 0.5 mA-2 mA, and the current density is 0.03 mA/cm²-0.09mA/cm², but the present invention is not limited thereto. The physicalstimulation can also be an electromagnetic pulse for transcranialmagnetic stimulation (TMS), and the electromagnetic frequency is 1-20Hz.

Each electrical stimulation agents 51 has several conductive posts 511arranged in parallel to output physical stimulation.

Referring to FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 , the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation 6 is arranged on the support unit 2 andcan switch between a display mode and an optical frequency-flashedstimulation mode, wherein the display and optical frequency-flashedstimulation 6 displays a virtual image for viewing by the two eyes ofthe user when in the display mode; and the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation 6 stimulates the two eyes of the user witha flashing picture when in the optical frequency-flashed stimulationmode. In the present embodiment, the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation 6 is a virtual image operation device, andincludes a display module 61 and an operation button 62. The virtualimage is a VR vision displayed by the display module 61.

When the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6 is in theoptical frequency-flashed stimulation mode, the flashing picturedisplayed by the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6flashes at a predetermined optical frequency, the predetermined opticalfrequency flash being between 45 Hz and 55 Hz. In other embodiments,when the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6 is in theoptical frequency stimulation-flashed mode, the flashing picturedisplayed by the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6respectively stimulates the two eyes of the user at an opticalfrequency-flashed difference.

The exercise unit 7 is operated by the user for taking exercise andincludes a fitness bike 71 having a handle 711.

The measurement unit 8 includes a heart rate sensor 81 provided to thehandle 711 for measuring the number of heart rates and a pulse wave ofthe user. In the present embodiment, the heart rate sensor 81 measures aminute electronic signal of the skin surface by an electrode when thehuman heart contracts, thereby measuring the heart rate number and thepulse wave. Since this technology is a prior technical means, thedescription will not further describe the principle.

The control unit 9 is electrically connected to the speakers 31, theacupoint agents 41, the electrical stimulation agents 51, the displayand optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6, the exercise unit 7 and themeasurement unit 8, stores digital information of the binaural beatswith frequency following response, and can simultaneously control thespeakers 31 to broadcast the binaural beats with frequency followingresponse, the acupoint agents 41 to emit physical stimulation, theelectrical stimulation agents 51 to emit physical stimulation, and thedisplay and optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6 to switch betweenthe display mode and the optical frequency stimulation-flashed modeaccording to a preset command. In the present embodiment, the controlunit 9 is a personal computer. In the present embodiment, the digitalinformation, the virtual image displayed by the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation 6, and the default command are pre-storedin the control unit 9 after being downloaded via a cloud network 10.

The control unit 9 is configured to perform a heart rate variationanalysis based on the continuous pulse wave to derive a high frequencypower parameter (High frequency power, HF, spectral range 0.15-0.4 Hz)which is displayed by the display module 61. It should be noted that theheart rate variation analysis (HRV) is a method for measuring the degreeof continuous heart rate variation, and its calculation method mainlyincludes analyzing the time series of a heart beat and a heart beatinterval obtained by electrocardiogram or pulse measurement. Since theheart rate variation analysis and obtaining the high frequency powerparameter are common techniques for a person skilled in the relevantart, the description does not further describe the calculation method.Referring to FIGS. 2, 3 and 6 , the control unit 9 can execute anevaluation procedure, the control unit 9 controls the display module 61to sequentially display several self-assessment questions 611 forevaluating depression in the evaluation procedure, each self-assessmentquestions 611 having several self-assessment items 612, and the selectedself-assessment items 612 can be changed by changing the direction ofthe display module 61; a depression self-assessment score correspondingto the selected self-assessment items 612 is generated for storage afterconfirmation via the operation button, and a depression result score isgenerated by summing all the depression self-assessment scores when allthe depression self-assessment questions 611 have been answered. In thepresent embodiment, the display module 61 displays one set of depressionself-assessment questions 611 at a time, and performs a next set ofself-assessment questions 611 after the corresponding self-assessmentitems 612 have been selected, but this is not a limitation. In otherembodiments, multiple sets of depression self-assessment questions 611may be displayed at the same time, and the sources of the depressionself-assessment questions 611 may be from the existing evaluation tableas shown in FIG. 7 , but this is not a limitation.

Referring to FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 , the control unit 9 displays a promptmessage in the virtual image by the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation 6 in the display mode after the number ofheart rates reaches a predetermined value for a predetermined time, anda prompt sound is produced by the speakers 31.

In use, the user first wears the support unit 2 on the head, and wearsthe gloves 42 and the foot covers 43, then rides on the fitness bike 71and holds the handle 711 with both hands to perform riding movement. Thegloves 42 is exposed from at least one hand's finger to contact theheart rate sensor 81, and then the control unit 9 controls the speakers31 to broadcast the binaural beats with frequency following response,which causes the acupoint agents 41 to emit physical stimulation to thecorresponding acupoint, and causes the electrical stimulation agents 51to emit physical stimulation to the corresponding brain region. In thisway, the user can receive the stimulation of the binaural beats withfrequency following response, the acupoints and the brain regions at thesame time, cooperate with the effect of the exercise, and furthercooperate with the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6to display a comfortable vision in the display mode and with the displayand optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6 to display a flashingpicture in the optical frequency stimulation-flashed mode, therebyalleviating the symptoms of the patient with depression.

In addition, before use, the user may first perform an evaluationprocedure to obtain a pre-operation depression result score, and thenperform an evaluation procedure again to obtain a post-operationdepression result score after the whole operation process is completed.The degree of depression improvement can be seen from the two depressionresult scores as a record and as a driving force for further use of theuser.

In addition, the high frequency power parameter can be measured beforethe rehabilitation. In 10 minutes after the completion of therehabilitation, the high frequency power parameter can be measuredagain, and the effect of the rehabilitation can also be known.

It is added that, in the present case, the test results corresponding tothe effect of the physical stimulation of the acupoint agents 41 and theelectrical stimulation agents 51 on the patient with depression havebeen proved by the following references. Therefore, no furtherexplanation will be given in this description.

-   1. Liao Meili. (2001). Theoretical study of depression. Chinese    Journal of Clinical Medicine of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 7(1),    31-35.-   2. Lin Liqun. (2014). Acupuncture, alternative therapy for suicidal    depression. Consultation and counselling, (346), 15-16.-   3. Meron, D., Hedger, N., Garner, M., & Baldwin, D. S. (2015).    Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) in the treatment of    depression: systematic review and meta-analysis of efficacy and    tolerability. Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 57, 46-62.-   4. Brunoni, A. R., Moffa, A. H., Fregni, F., Palm, U., Padberg, F.,    Blumberger, D. M., . . . & Loo, C. K. (2016). Transcranial direct    current stimulation for acute major depressive episodes:    meta-analysis of individual patient data. The British Journal of    Psychiatry, 208(6), 522-531.-   5. Priori, A., Hallett, M., & Rothwell, J. C. (2009). Repetitive    transcranial magnetic stimulation or transcranial direct current    stimulation?. Brain stimulation, 2(4), 241-245.

In addition, the effect of exercise on the reduction of the melancholicstate or the risk of developing depression has also been demonstrated bythe following references.

-   6. Mead, G. E., Morley, W., Campbell, P., Greig, C. A., McMurdo, M.,    & Lawlor, D. A. (2008). Exercise for depression. Cochrane database    of systematic reviews, (4).-   7. Krogh, J., Hjorthøj, C., Speyer, H., Gluud, C., & Nordentoft, M.    (2017). Exercise for patients with major depression: a systematic    review with meta-analysis and trial sequential analysis. BMJ open,    7(9), e014820.-   8. Beserra, A. H. N., Kameda, P., Deslandes, A. C., Schuch, F. B.,    Laks, J., & Moraes, H. S. D. (2018). Can physical exercise modulate    cortisol level in subjects with depression? A systematic review and    meta-analysis. Trends in psychiatry and psychotherapy, 40(4),    360-368.

After further experimental verification by the applicant, with referenceto FIG. 8 , by taking a three-dimensional magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) vision of a subject listening to the binaural beats with frequencyfollowing response with an audio frequency difference of 20-24 Hz, itcan be seen that activation occurs at the MRI brain positioningcoordinate (8, 28, 34) (namely, a red activation region S1 at the bluecross in FIG. 8 ). With reference to FIG. 9 , by taking athree-dimensional magnetic resonance imaging vision of another subjectlistening to the binaural beats with frequency following response withan audio frequency difference of 25-29 Hz, it can be seen thatactivation occurs at the MM brain location coordinate (−4, 38, −2) (i.e.a red activation region S2 at the blue cross in FIG. 9 ), demonstratingthat listening to the binaural beats with frequency following responsewithin this audio frequency difference range can have an effect onrelevant brain regions of the patient with depression in the humanbrain. It is to be noted that the MRI brain positioning coordinatereferred to can be judged by a person skilled in the relevant artaccording to the three-dimensional magnetic resonance imaging vision.Since it is not a main technical feature of the present case, thedescription will not be further described.

In addition, the experiment is performed by another healthy andvoluntary female subject and another healthy and voluntary male subject.The female subject and the male subject both listen to an album with a10 Hz difference in audio frequency of the binaural beats with frequencyfollowing response. However, the female subject in response to thebinaural beats with frequency following response is increased from 3.96pg/mL melatonin before listening to 4.84 pg/mL after listening, with atotal increase of 0.88 pg/mL melatonin, while the male subject isincreased from 3.14 pg/mL melatonin before listening to 3.78 pg/mL afterlistening, with a total increase of 0.64 pg/mL melatonin, thusdemonstrating that the binaural beats with frequency following responsein the low frequency band can increase melatonin and thus improve sleep,and adequate sleep can improve the symptoms of depression.

It is added that the heart rate variability analysis reflects acomprehensive indicator of the current physiological and psychologicalstate of the subject and is an effective method in medicine to evaluatethe function and balance of the autonomic nervous system (ANS). Atypical heartbeat interval spectrum frequency occurs below 1 Hz, and anumber of peaks can be found in the range of 0 to 0.4 Hz. It is mainly ahigh frequency region (0.15-0.40 Hz) and a low frequency region(0.04-0.15 Hz). The high-frequency region usually reflects the activityof parasympathetic nerve, while the low-frequency region is regulated byboth sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve system. The high frequencypower parameters show a significant downward trend in the heart ratevariability analysis indicators in patients with depression. Therefore,if the depression symptoms can be improved, the high frequency powerparameters will correspondingly increase.

In this study, seven subjects are tested. After listening for at least20 minutes to the binaural beats with the audio frequency differencebetween 0.1 Hz and 12 Hz, the results shows that the high frequencypower parameter corresponding to parasympathetic activity is increasedby 4.5 n. u. when the heartbeat is decreased by 5 at rest, while thelow-frequency power parameter corresponding to sympathetic activity isdecreased by 3.5 n. u. which proves that the physical stimulation of thebinaural beats with frequency difference may improve parasympatheticactivity and reduce sympathetic activity.

With reference to FIGS. 10 and 11 , the applicant has furtherexperimentally verified that after the flicker light stimulation withthe predetermined optical frequency flash of 50 Hz is performed onanother subject, it can be seen that the MRI brain positioningcoordinate (−2, 34, 4) of the left anterior cingulate cortex ACC(namely, the red activation region S3 at the red cross in FIG. 10 ) isactivated, and the MRI brain positioning coordinate (6, 46, −2) of theright anterior cingulate cortex ACC (namely, a red activation region S4at the red cross in FIG. 11 ) is activated, demonstrating that theoptical frequency-flashed stimulation can affect relevant brain regionsof the patient with depression in the human brain.

From the above description, it can be seen that the stimulation from thebinaural beats with frequency following response, the acupoints, thebrain regions and the movements, respectively, can change the activityphenomenon of the brain waves, dredge the meridians, promote theexcitability of the cortical tissue and regulate the cortisolconcentration, thereby alleviating the depression condition. Theinvention can enable the user to obtain multiple stimulationsimultaneously in a single treatment course. Since it does not requireeach instrument to be performed in batches, the invention thus greatlyreduces the rehabilitation time and improves the rehabilitationefficiency of the patient with depression.

In addition, since the physiological response of the human body willincrease the production of melatonin in the period from the sunset tothe evening, it can be seen that the audio frequency difference of thebinaural beats with frequency following response is preferably between0.1 Hz and 12 Hz when the rehabilitation assistant system is used by thepatient with depression in the period from the sunset to the evening. Inthe daytime, the audio frequency difference of the binaural beats withfrequency following response is preferably between 20 Hz and 30 Hz.

In addition, when performing the rehabilitation, the control unit 9controls the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation 6 todisplay the virtual image, so that the user can view the virtual imagein the process of rehabilitation, so as to make the rehabilitation moreenjoyable, thereby improving the user's willingness to performrehabilitation. The user can learn the progress of the movement bydisplayed prompt messages and prompt sounds sent via the speakers 31,thereby improving the user's convenience.

In view of the above, by providing the speakers 31, the acupoint agents41 and the electrical stimulation agents 51, the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation 6 and the exercise unit 7, the user cansimultaneously obtain multiple stimulation in a single treatment so asto improve the rehabilitation efficiency of the patient with depression,and thus can surely achieve the purpose of the present invention.

The above descriptions are merely embodiments of the present invention,which should not limit the scope of the present invention. All simpleequivalent changes and modifications made according to the scope of thepatent application of the present invention and the content of thepatent description are still within the scope of the invention patent.

What is claimed is:
 1. A rehabilitation assistant system for a patientwith depression for use by a user, wherein the rehabilitation assistantsystem for the patient with depression comprises: a support unitcorresponding to a head shape of the user and comprising two earportions corresponding to both ears of the user, a top side portionconnected between the ear portions and upwardly crossing over the top ofthe head of the user, a rear side portion connected between the earportions and rearwardly crossing over the rear skull of the user, and afront side portion connected between the ear portions and forwardlycrossing over the user; an audio stimulation unit comprising twospeakers arranged at the ear portions, the speakers being used forbroadcasting the binaural beats with frequency following response to twoears of the user, the binaural beats with frequency following responsehaving an audio frequency difference; an acupoint stimulation unitcomprising several acupoint agents, wherein at least a part of theacupoint agents are arranged on the support unit, the acupoint agentsbeing used to output a laser light for physical stimulation of theuser's acupoint; one of the acupoint agents is arranged at the center ofthe top side portion in an adjustable position so as to correspond tothe Baihui acupoint of the user; one of the acupoint agents is arrangedat the front side portion in an adjustable position and locatedforwardly at a distance of ten times the finger distance from the centerof the top side portion so as to correspond to the Yintang acupoint ofthe user, the finger distance being substantially 2.3 centimeters; anelectronic stimulation unit comprising two electrical stimulation agentsarranged on the support unit, wherein the electrical stimulation agentsare used for outputting a current to the head of the user to performtranscranial electrical stimulation and outputting an electromagneticpulse to perform physical stimulation of one of the transcranialmagnetic stimulation; a display and optical frequency-flashedstimulation which is arranged on the support unit and can switch betweena display mode and an optical frequency-flashed stimulation mode,wherein the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation displays avirtual image for viewing by the two eyes of the user when in thedisplay mode; the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulationstimulates the two eyes of the user with a flashing picture when in theoptical frequency-flashed stimulation mode; an exercise unit configuredfor being operated by the user to take exercise; and a control unitwhich is electrically connected to the speakers, the acupoint agents,the electrical stimulation agents, the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation and the exercise unit, stores digitalinformation about the binaural beats with frequency following response,and can simultaneously control the speakers to broadcast the binauralbeats with frequency following response, the acupoint agents to emitphysical stimulation, the electrical stimulation agents to emit physicalstimulation, and the display and optical frequency-flashed stimulationto switch between the display mode and the optical frequency-flashedstimulation mode according to a preset command.
 2. The rehabilitationassistant system for the patient with depression according to claim 1,wherein the audio frequency difference e is 0.1 Hz-40 Hz, the laserlight wavelength of the acupoint agents is 500 nm-900 nm, and the outputpower is 100 mW-200 mW.
 3. The rehabilitation assistant system for thepatient with depression according to claim 2, wherein the binaural beatswith frequency following response has an audio frequency difference of0.1 Hz-12 Hz and 20 Hz-30 Hz.
 4. The rehabilitation assistant system forthe patient with depression according to claim 1, wherein when thedisplay and optical frequency-flashed stimulation is in the opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation mode, the flashing picture displayed bythe display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation flashes at apredetermined optical frequency, the predetermined optical frequencybeing 45 Hz-55 Hz.
 5. The rehabilitation assistant system for thepatient with depression according to claim 1, wherein when the displayand optical frequency-flashed stimulation is in the opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation mode, the flashing pictures displayed bythe display and optical frequency-flashed stimulation respectivelystimulate the two eyes of the user with an optical frequency-flasheddifference.
 6. The rehabilitation assistant system for the patient withdepression according to claim 1, wherein the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation is a virtual image operation device, andcomprises a display module and an operation button; the control unit canexecute an evaluation procedure, the control unit controls the displaymodule to sequentially display several self-assessment questions forevaluating depression in the evaluation procedure, each self-assessmentquestions having several self-assessment items, and the selectedself-assessment items can be changed by changing the direction of thedisplay module; a depression self-assessment score corresponding to theselected self-assessment items is generated for storage afterconfirmation via the operation button, and a depression result score isgenerated by summing all the depression self-assessment scores when allthe depression self-assessment questions have been answered.
 7. Therehabilitation assistant system for the patient with depressionaccording to claim 1, wherein when the electrical stimulation agents isin the form of outputting direct current, the current magnitude is 0.5mA-2 mA, and the current density is 0.03 mA/cm²-0.09 mA/cm²; and whenthe electrical stimulation agents is in the form of outputting anelectromagnetic pulse, the electromagnetic frequency is 1-20 Hz.
 8. Therehabilitation assistant system for the patient with depressionaccording to claim 1, wherein the electrical stimulation agents arerespectively arranged on the top side portion to respectively correspondto an F3 position and an FP2 position in the international 10-20 systemof electrode placement, wherein the electrical stimulation agentscorresponding to the F3 position is used as a positive pole, and theelectrical stimulation agents corresponding to the FP2 position is usedas a negative pole.
 9. The rehabilitation assistant system for thepatient with depression according to claim 8, wherein each electricalstimulation agents has several conductive posts arranged in parallel tooutput physical stimulation.
 10. The rehabilitation assistant system forthe patient with depression according to claim 1, further comprising ameasurement unit including a heart rate sensor electrically connected tothe control unit for measuring the number of heart rates of the user.11. The rehabilitation assistant system for the patient with depressionaccording to claim 10, wherein the control unit displays a promptmessage in the virtual image by the display and opticalfrequency-flashed stimulation after the number of heart rates reaches apredetermined value for a predetermined time.
 12. The rehabilitationassistant system for the patient with depression according to claim 10,wherein the heart rate sensor is further configured to measure a pulsewave, and the control unit is configured to perform a heart ratevariability analysis based on successive pulse waves to derive a highfrequency power parameter which is displayed by the display module. 13.The rehabilitation assistant system for the patient with depressionaccording to claim 10, wherein the exercise unit comprises a fitnessbike having a handle, and the heart rate sensor is disposed on thehandle.
 14. The rehabilitation assistant system for the patient withdepression according to claim 1, wherein the acupoint stimulation unitfurther comprises two foot covers, two of the acupoint agents arerespectively provided at the foot covers in adjustable positions andcorrespond to the Taichong acupoint of the user.
 15. The rehabilitationassistant system for the patient with depression according to claim 1,wherein the acupoint stimulation unit further comprises two gloves,wherein two of the acupoint agents are respectively provided at thegloves in adjustable positions and correspond to the Hegu acupoint ofthe user.
 16. The rehabilitation assistant system for the patient withdepression according to claim 1, wherein the digital information, thevirtual image and the virtual image and the preset command arepre-stored in the control unit after being downloaded via a cloudnetwork.